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Damon Weaver is a student reporter at the Katherine E. Cunningham Elementary School in Canal Point, Palm Beach County, Florida.

You may have seen Damon’s interview of Vice-President-elect Joe Biden during a campaign visit to Palm Beach County last fall. Now Damon wants an interview with President-elect Barack Obama. Watch this video request:
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The new private jet charter airline Million Airways announces “hassle-free flying” for your flight travel convenience.

That’s right, no more standing in line while listening to the oft-repeated announcement that passengers are only permitted to take on board three ounces or less of liquid…any liquid in a see-through plastic container. No more worries that your designer fragrance at $70 an ounce will be confiscated and tossed into a plastic bin with hundreds of other captured cosmetics. Now you can fly on charter flights and never again worry about the Department of Homeland Security inspections. (more…)

General Motors Acceptance Corporation,  GMAC,  is now a bank.

On Wednesday, December 24, 2008 The New York Times published a report stating Federal regulators have approved the section of General Motors that handles financing, for cars and for homes, to become a bank in order to access billions of dollars of government subsidies, an action believed by the Fed Res to be a crucial step to insure the company’s survival. (more…)

There’s news about Paris Hilton, our favorite hotel heiress and actor Leonardo DiCaprio. Get the details here.

Merry Christmas to everyone around the world.

At this time of year there is much talk about a star. We turn our eyes toward the heavens.

Here is Robert Frost’s poem about a star.

CHOOSE SOMETHING LIKE A STAR

O Star (the fairest one in sight),
We grant your loftiness the right
To some obscurity of cloud –
It will not do to say of night,
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The Bernie Madoff Ponzi scheme of $50 Billion has adversely affected two foundations that have been generous,  longstanding supporters of the national security and reproductive freedom work  performed by the American Civil Liberties Union. The two foundations have been damaged by the Madoff scandal — forced to close their doors and terminate their grants. (more…)

We recently found this item on the Internet(s) while doing our Christmas shopping.

The  folks at the R+M Design agency say this review is the same one Santa Claus uses to determine what gifts to give good or bad boys and girls of all ages.

See what your Christmas will look like when you click on the NAUGHTY or the NICE buttons. Click on the Christmas tree or on the presents under the tree. Have a Merry 2.0 Christmas!

This just in:
Congratulations to Alek Komarnitsky the winner of the 2008 Kentucky Fried Chicken Original Holiday Traditions contest – screenshot.

Kentucky Fried Chicken ran a nationwide Holiday Traditions Contest and Colonel Sanders has selected the Controllable Christmas Lights for Celiac Disease as the winner.

Since 2002 the Controllable Christmas Lights for Celiac Disease are an annual tradition on the Internet. Over the years, millions of people worldwide , one hundred forty-eight countries so far in 2008 have viewed the  more than twenty thousand Christmas lights by way of three live webcams on the Komarnitsky’s web site. (more…)

For the one person in your circle of friends who doesn’t believe driving drunk is dangerous a new accessory for the iPod or iPhone was designed to help that person make the decision whether or not to drive after downing a few cocktails or beers at the office holiday party, before climbing behind the wheel.

David Steele Enterprises’ calls it the iBreath ($79). This accessory lets iPod or iPhone users test their own blood alcohol content. This is not a joke. (more…)

One of the things we enjoy the most about this time of year is Alek’s Controllable Christmas Lights. You may recall last year we told you about Alek and his lovely wife Wendy how they raise money for Celiac Disease research at the University of Maryland. They do this because they have two sons who live with the disease,  a digestive disorder in which foods containing gluten cause an immune-mediated toxic reaction if eaten. The disease affects almost one percent of Americans, though it is believed to be under-diagnosed.

Over the years millions around the world have viewed the Komarnitsky’s lighting display. This year so far  they count viewers from 148 countries have seen the more than twenty thousand *lights used in the displays.

*Note for the ecologically minded: The lights are wind powered and carbon neutral.

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